We Would Be Excited to Have YOU Apply to Join Us!
Junior Year:
Amazing stuff...
More amazing stuff...
Most amazing stuff...
Amazing stuff...
More amazing stuff...
Most amazing stuff...
We go on field trips to visit (amazing place) and (this fabulous location.) Students gain experience with career exploration throughout their experience. Senior year students get the opportunity to participate in (apprenticeships, internships & early work placement). Some of these are even paid even though you're still considered a full-time student!
Add Your Own Lab Info Here!
Juniors start the day with two & a half hours in the XXXXXX lab.
- A typical day looks like. . .
They do. . .
They have the opportunity to earn college credits in lab by. . .
They also can earn the following certifications. . .
After CT lab is over, student either go to an academic course or lunch.
The rest of the day is spent in academics earning the classes they need to graduate.
We offer a wide variety of courses like. . .
Some students have the opportunity to earn college credits directly in their academics through CCP and AP classes.
Students who attend this program have access to additional career-related activities experiences.
Senior year, the CT lab times switch with juniors.
Some common senior activities are. . .
If students are where they need to be in our curriculum, many students participate in early job placement at places like. . .
Along those same lines, they are invited to participate in our career technical student organization called XXXXXXXXXXX.
Finnegan Fantastic, Junior from Lebanon
"I was really afraid to come to the career center. I had heard a lot of things and didn't know what to believe, but making the decision to attend was the best thing I ever did!"
Sarah Smiles, Senior from Little Miami
- Participates in early work placement making $15 an hour
- Is enrolled in CCP classes for college credit through Hocking College
- Still plays volleyball for her school
Tell us about yourself, the CT teacher. I know this is something people can be reluctant to do, but I can speak first-hand that knowing something about the teacher matters. It actually matters a lot. In fact, my middle daughter dropped out of her CT program because she didn't think her lab teacher (not this school) was approachable. Had he given a little information about himself, chances are that wouldn't have happened! So pretty please, tell us about YOU, mysterious you...
Trained here...
College...
Number years of experience in the field...
All the amazing things about you...
Some personal stuff that make you even more dag gone amazing...
How about you include a picture of yourself?! You know you have something better than this?
